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from left: Prof. Ron Buckmire, Phyllis Ju, and Mits Kobayashi examining rare books at Rauner Special Collections Library
Research Engine | Powering Knowledge
Research Engine | Powering Knowledge
We are proud that our strategic framework for Dartmouth Libraries was developed through engagement with a broad cross-section of Dartmouth stakeholders: students, faculty, library staff, campus partners, and Trustees. The result is a dynamic and ambitious plan, responding to and anticipating the needs of our communities in a fast-paced and ever-changing world.
Events
Libcal Event
Tuesday Jan 20, 2026
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Optimize Discovery: Tips for More Efficient Research
Learn about browser extensions, advanced searching tips, ways to optimize searching with generative AI, and other ways of improving your discovery of content.
Baker-Berry Library, Featured, Research & Learning, Workshop
Tuesday Jan 20, 2026
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Getting Started with R and RStudio
The R programming language is a powerful and widely used tool for everything from data wrangling and analysis to creating publication-ready figures and tables to developing dashboards. The most…
R, Reproducible Research
Tuesday Jan 20, 2026
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Navigating SciENcv for Federal Research Funding
Are you a researcher involved in NIH or other federally-funded grant applications or award? NIH has announced a significant change affecting NIH applications, Just-in-Time (JIT) requests, and…
Office of Sponsored Projects, Public Access and Open Publishing, Reproducible Research
Research Support for Students and Faculty
Research Support for Students and Faculty
Library staff are experts at finding and accessing relevant resources, citing sources, and teaching information skills. There is a specialist assigned to every subject, who can plan your research project and navigate the library's resources. Library staff also work directly with faculty to support their research and courses.
Exhibits
Now on Exhibit
January 07, 2026 - March 13, 2026
Rauner Library, Class of 1965 Galleries
October 09, 2025 - December 12, 2025
Baker-Berry Library, Berry Main Street